26 financial officials from 21 states said on Tuesday that they would like to tell President Donald Trump, and he and his administration, and US companies operating in Europe as part of a broader reassessment of trade relations with other countries. urged to review European Union climate regulations applicable to the

Financial officials have investigated several EU regulations that say Trump gives US Trade Representatives (USTRs) too much discretion to European regulators over the operation of US companies operating on the continent. I asked to open it. They argue within them letter The EU’s climate obligations have an impact that undermines our country’s ability to protect its finances and investments. They also say the Trump administration should consider lighting up Trump and considering those orders. Presidential Order Reevaluation of international environmental transactions “unfairly or unfairly burden the United States.”

“Although EU countries are major US trading partners and geopolitical allies, this partnership is at the expense of exposing American companies unlimited regulatory requirements that only weaken both European and US economies. I can’t,” the letter states. “By reaching domestic business operations, this directive serves as a direct attack on American sovereignty.” (Related: European leaders will reflect on the reality of new defense as Trump’s return signal ends in unrequited military aid)

Red State Official Letter RE: EU Regulations by Nick Pope With scribd

Certain policies highlighted in the letter include EU regulations requiring disclosure of many environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) and politicized European regulators or tort litigation back to the US. “importance” is broadly defined in ways that could lead to the interpretation.

Additionally, state finance officials pointed out the requirements for green companies’ transition plans and supply chain ESG disclosure. “And related taxes, subsidies and directives.”

“Ignoring the EU directive built on unscientific assumptions about the nature of the impacts of climate change and the reality that the global economy will continue to rely on fossil fuels in the near future will force businesses to do so It would be,” the letter states.

“Our aim is to strengthen trade ties with EU member states. The EU’s aggressive ESG agenda threatens to cripple Europe’s own economic growth and weaken it in the US. “I will,” the letter continues. “This is unbearable. I hope that strong actions, including the investigation of Section 301, will motivate the EU to reconsider its sustainability Directive.”

The investigation in Section 301 is a tool that the USTR can use under the Trade Act of 1974, seeking relief from breach of other countries’ trade contracts or violations of actions that unfairly harm American commercial transactions. According to To the Parliamentary Research Service.

Will Hild, executive director of consumer research, supported financial officials’ calls to investigate the EU climate directive in a statement Tuesday.

“In the first month of his inauguration, President Trump keeps his promises to the Americans, eliminates corruption, which is ESG, and remembers capitalism from our institutions. But there’s more to do. The ESG-obsessed climate cartel will not stop pushing the activist agenda for Americans until President Trump’s policies are adopted by institutions,” Hild said. “We would like to thank the state’s financial officials who continue to put pressure on these EU groups, obsessed with climate activity rather than good business practices. The Trump administration has exposed American businesses to fundamental climate targets. All European programs should be investigated and challenged.”

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